Top 10 reasons why lineage-based reparations is a bad plan by Michael Harriot

[UncleTomFord15]

clown shyt lmao

 

[Secure Da Bag]

The 8th point sounds kinda silly because all of these excluded groups wouldve eventually intermarried with the larger black populace that was released in the 1860s. I find it hard to believe that the black people who were freed prior to 1776 during brittish rule or the maroon colonies of florida have exclusively stuck to themselves after hundreds of years. By intermarrying even once into the FBA/ADOS family, then their descendants should be eligible for all the benefits.

Exactly. All this "my parents came here after 1865 or 1900" or "they were descendants from somewhere else and been here for over 100 years" so what about them? It's all stupid. Seeing that those people were a fraction of a percent of the Black population back then and have been maybe 5% until the 70s.

IOW, this is a non-issue bullshyt distraction that no one should bother entertaining.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

this guy gets a big: